U.K. public sector organisations can now procure salesforce.com\u2019s trusted social and mobile cloud computing technologies through the G-Cloud CloudStore
Across the globe, public sector organisations innovate and transform for the social era with salesforce.com, including the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead in the U.K., Japan Post in Japan and NASA in the U.S.
LONDON \u2013 Oct. 26, 2012 \u2013 Salesforce.com [NYSE: CRM], the enterprise cloud computing (http:\/\/www.salesforce.com\/cloudcomputing\/) company, today announced it has joined the U.K. government\u2019s G-Cloud framework. With this announcement, U.K. public sector organisations can now procure salesforce.com\u2019s trusted cloud computing applications and platform via the G-Cloud CloudStore to innovate and transform for the social era.
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\u2022 \u201cNow with salesforce.com joining the G-Cloud framework, the U.K. public sector can harness the power of social and mobile cloud computing to innovate and transform. The U.K. government now has a tremendous opportunity to end the era of IT projects that run over budget and behind schedule. That\u2019s great news for the U.K. taxpayer,\u201d salesforce.com EMEA chairman Dr. Steve Garnett said.
\u2022 \u201cRecord government deficits, failed legacy IT programs, and a lack of public sector innovation have created a tipping point for cloud computing. The G-Cloud represents the innovative path and is evidence of the unstoppable momentum of cloud computing in governments around the world,\u201d salesforce.com executive vice president for emerging markets Vivek Kundra said.
\u2022 \u201cThe G-Cloud programme presents a huge opportunity for public sector organisations to improve efficiencies through cloud services and provides the potential for further innovation. As a result we are pleased to expand the G-Cloud framework with salesforce.com. We are working hard to continually advance the framework to ensure that it develops in-line with the needs of the public sector and enables us to make best use of new and emerging technologies," director of G-Cloud Programme, and Home Office director of IT strategy and delivery, Denise McDonagh said.
G-Cloud Framework: Innovate and Eliminate Wasteful Spending with Cloud Computing
The G-Cloud framework underpins a Cloud-First approach by the U.K. government that fundamentally changes the way U.K. public sector organisations procure and operate information technology to improve services and work more effectively for the public. The framework and catalogued list of suppliers simplifies the procurement process and provides easy access to approved cloud technologies. Public sector organisations in the U.K. are looking to revolutionise a broad range of services both in local and central government as well as public services such as the National Health Service with cloud computing.
Governments Around the World Transform with Salesforce.com
Salesforce.com\u2019s leading cloud computing technologies are helping government organisations to streamline internal processes, collaborate across departments, and engage with the public via social networking and mobile devices. With salesforce.com, governments can deploy social and mobile cloud computing solutions that deliver immediate value, break down barriers to innovation, and eliminate wasteful IT spending. Government customers around the world such as the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead in the U.K., Japan Post in Japan and NASA in the U.S. are using Salesforce to connect citizens, civil service employees, and agencies in completely new ways.
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